This is a 27" x 19.5" Iranian poster designed by Davvalu for the 1964
Nosratolah Vahdat film The Foreign Bride based on a screenplay
by Ahmad Najibzadeh and starring Pouri Baneai as Marya, the foreign
bride. The film tells the story of the taxi driver Hoseyn [Nosratolah
Vahdat] who is unable to marry his fiance because of financial
problems and is working overtime. He gets involved with a foreign girl
named Marya, who soon decides she wants to marry him. After a few
incidents the taxi driver decides he prefers to marry his fiance.
One Step to Paradise [yek qadam ta behesht] (1966) - (Nosratolah Vahdat) Iranian film poster
This is a 25.5" x 13" Iranian poster designed by Ahang to promote the
1966 105-minute Nosratolah Vahdat black-and-white film One Step to
Paradise [yek qadam ta behesht] starring Nosratolah Vahdat based on a screenplay by
Nosratolah Vahdat with cinematography by Shokrollah Rafii. The film
was produced by the Naqshe Jahan Studio. Plot summary: A woman in
despair and without shelter leaves her child by the side of a road. An
indigent but kindly man finds the child. The woman returns in remorse
to take the child but does not find him. From then on she puts all of
her effort into caring for children. Years later the mother finds her
child and the boy requires her to marry his father as a condition for
accepting her.
Cast and crew: Nosratolah Vahdat, Shokrollah Rafii, Pouri Baneai, Homayoun, Gholamhosein Bahmanyar, Seyyed Ali Miri, Yuri, Sonya, Mir Mohammad Tajaddod, Safapour, Mohammad Reza Rafi'i
A Passenger from Heaven [مسافری از بهشت mosaferi az behesht] (1963) - (Nosratolah Vahdat) Iranian film poster
Here is a 27.75" x 12.75" Iranian poster designed by Davvalu to
promote the 80-minute Nosratolah Vahdat black-and-white film A
Passenger from Heaven [مسافری از بهشت mosaferi az behesht] starring Nosratolah
Vahdat based on a screenplay by Nosratolah Vahdat with cinematography
by Shokrallah Rafii. This film was produced by the Caravan Film
Company. Plot summary: Zohre has a young boyfriend but her father
opposes their marriage. Zohre and the capricious young man flee their
birthplace Esfahan and take up residence in Tehran. Zohre soon
becomes pregnant and then the boy abandons her. Zohre, desperate and
frustrated, decides to kill herself but a handsome man named Parviz
[Nostratolah Vahdat] prevents this. After hearing Zohre's story he
agrees to be introduced to her family as her husband. Zohre gives
birth shortly thereafter and Parviz, suffering from anxiety and guilt,
tells her father what happened. The father drives Zohre and her baby
out of his home. To save them Parviz marries Zohre and accepts the
child as his foster child. In a newspaper the two of them read that
the capricious young man who had damaged Zohre's reputation had been
killed by a notorious woman. The man with the sad face on the splash screen has just been cut off because he is number 21 in an employment line that only has 20 jobs. The film's protagonist Parviz gives him his place and leaves.
Cast and crew: Nosratolah Vahdat, Ahmad Ghadakchian, Faridah Nasiri, Apik Youssefian, Arezu, Gholamhossein Bahmanyar, Ali Mohammad Rajai, Nadereh, Faridah Nasiri, Parkhizdeh
This is a 27.5" x 19.75" Iranian poster designed by Davvalu to promote
the 1961 Nosratolah Vahdat 100-minute film Roast Duck
[morghabi-ye sorkh kardeh] starring Shahla Riahi based on a screenplay
by Nosratolah Vahdat with cinematography by Saber Rahbar. The film
was produced by the Caravan Film Studio. Plot Summary: Changiz was
looking for wealthy people that he could trap. One of his targets was
a man named Nosrat, whose wealth Changiz was planning to grab with the
help of a woman named Ghazal, who was gradually preparing him for the
hit. At the last moment Ghazal became unwilling to cooperate because
she had fallen for Nosrat. Changiz brought in another woman named
Sharareh, but he failed this time too and Nosrat returned to his
peaceful life.
Cast and crew: Nosratolah Vahdat, Shahla Riahi, Saber Rahbar, Shahla Riahi, Sharareh, Said Kamyar, Gholamhossein Bahmanyar, Homayoun, Hossein Jahangiri
This is a 19.75" x 27.5" Iranian poster designed by Davallu to promote
the 1968 Nosratolah Vahdat 100-minute film Husband Hunter
[shekar-e shohar] starring Nosratolah Vahdat with cinematography by
Shokrollah Rafii. The film was produced by the Naqhshe Jahan Studio.
Plot summary: A man named Mohallel married a woman but when he decided
to give her a divorce he realized her previous husband was planning to
take possession of the inherited wealth she had recently acquired.
Mohallel was not only unwilling to give the woman a divorce, but the
previous husband had also disgraced her, and he had him arrested for
criminal activities he had done to achieve his objectives.
